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This Day -waspublished, In neavo, on a large Lett e r, p r i ce , i n b oar d s, 75.., THE LESSONS of the CHU RCH of gr4G i LAND, taken from the Old Testament, as appointed to be read in the Morning and Evening Service, on the Sun days and most important Holidays throughout the year.— With short Notes. YILTU..4LLING-YARD, DEPTFORD, 'ender the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PILINCX of WA Las and Dom; of V OaK. ..74 5, 180 9. T HESE are to give NOtice,That on . Thu . isday, the 2aitb ja , j7,180 9 , as Ten o'Cl , ck in \ the Forenoon, will be ex pied to Sale at His Mai; sy's l'ithealling_Y ar d, at Deptford,. sundry Lau of the 'Wowing PROVISIONS and' VIC..' TUALLINQ STORES, viz. Bread, Bread Dust, flour, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Cur rants, Rice, Peas, Oatmeal, Pot Barley; Bakehouse Sweepings, Callavandes, Split Beans, Bags and Rags, Flour Sacks, But- . ter, Cheese, Sugar, Beet; Pork, Suet, liaccri; Erlyty Tierces and Barrels, Board and Dimblet Ends, Staves and Heading, iron Hoops, Coopers" Cools, &c. Anti-Corrosion Powder. Now lying in His Majesty's Yard at Deptford. A Deposit of ,C 25 per Cent, is In be made upon the amount of each Lot at the time 0/ Sate, and lithe remainder Gj the Abney- be not paid, and the Pairticulars taken away wi;hin twenty working days afterwards, the Depoth,will he'jor/eited, and the Goods {e_ main the Propery of the C'rcwn. The other Conditio,es may be seen, and Catalogues bad at the Piaualling..Yard, Deptford. ILEARY GARRETT. Thiis , Day . was Published, •r In Octairo,. price ' INSTITUTES , E)I LATIN GRAMMAR'. B'y kiRANT, A. 41; • Printed for Longman, flutst, Rees, 'and. Orme, Paterni*-* ter-row. . • • *** 'fh's Work is chiefly dc.iik•ned . for &hoofs, and is in-. tended not to supersede the use-.of our continr , n r' hutto supply their deteas. I tr....piinrary . ohje.::. turnish. the` Senior Sch. Aar with a co - m pieta • digest trti.. is Ps u les and Principles of the Latin Language, and to afford the Teacher a usetul Book of occasional reference. , ','•• '•• •, . • ".His own remarks shew that he is able to arpretiate the materials which ire eiliploytl, and he has 4 we think, •aatained the end at which he prolegses 'to airti,.of furinshing to the -student a correa digest - 9f the Latin Rules; with a copious enumeration of anomalies abri exceptions."—Annual Review rsoB. PHIS EVENING, 13th, Friday 14th, and Sa T turday isth of July, an Eastern Equestrian and Pe. Jestrian Spe6tacie, called - THE ARAB; Or, THE FREEBOOTERS OF THE,DESERT. With a GENERAL ATTAtIC on real Horses. E-IV RS EMANSHI Pby the Double Company. With the Eccentricities of tne HUNTED TAILOR. To conclude with.a net Comic Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN PYGMALION ; - Or, A TOUR THROUGH FRANCE. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Old Man, Mr. DAVIS. Lover, M r. NORMAN. - Cohynbine, Mrs. M E LVI LLE (late MisC Taylor). Clow n , Mr. LAURENT. Doors open at Half past Five ; begin at Half past Six.— Second Price at Halt" past Eight. 11,01 -Equestrian Tuition by able Masters. To prevent the disappointments which have recently oc rurred in coesequenee of the servants not being sent in pro per time to keep plays, the Public are respedtfully inform -04 that the Box keeper cannot beanswerable for such places, unless the servants attend at five o'clock ; nor can they be 'kept longer than half past-seven.' Printed for F. C. and J. RiVington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-Y.& ; sold also by I. Hatchard, 193, Piccadilly. N.B. The above, when bound up with a large letter New Testament, will form a complete Set of Lessons' for the Sundays and mostiniportatit Holidays throughout the year. DEDIC'ATED TO THE QUEEN. This Day was publisheu, • Tenth Edition, With considerable additions and improvements, and an en graved Portrait of the Author, -Price 2s. 6d. „A. TREATISE on FEMALE COMPLAINTS.— By E. SENATE, M.D. As this book is intended for, adapted, and earnestly re commended to the perusal of females in every rank of life, the author has been under the necessity of expressing himself with that perspicuity which will render it to every reader, and enable every female to ascertain with pre cision the true state of her health, at the same time th-it it points out proper remedies for most diseases, and prevents the ueeessiiy of revealing those circumstances which the na tivemodesty of the sex prompts them to conceal,• too often to their very material ioJury. 'For these reasons each bock ts.sold s. aled up, and it is, requested that the seal may not be broken by any but a t'einaie. Lontbn :IPublished by ttie Author, and sold by Sher wood, Neely, and Jones, so,.Paternoster-row. A - CERT At 14 1)1SE AS • • • DR. FREEMAN'S Uttivet.ga) ar:d ►ang eslabiiihed. Medicine, called GUT'll'A SA Li:VC:U . OS, may be . depended on'tn be a certain, We; and speedy cure for the most inveterate Venereal Disease, Gleets, Ulcers,-,Pains. and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either see: ; its operation is by urine and insensible perspiration ! , A slight case is generally cured in a few dais, and a cOrthilned Lues in a short time.- inveterate Survy,- Dropsles. Itheumatisms, Gravels, WeaktA•sses, and Obstructions, are speedily removed by these safe and salutai , y dtorit. Thef require nothing to work them off; no restraint of diet, v hinderance froth ;business. Those who take there may de. pend err a sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge of any person whatever. They cause co sicknesS, and the pa.. tient may go about his or her busine . sei without, the leatt dan,- ger. The large quantities that are dailysold • Ibr exportation and domestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass, every other •medicine in the known world. Sold by appointment of Dr. Freeman at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of .Pa, ternoster. TO w .;• -arid re tail hiy cone or molt Medicine Venders in every town, in bottles at zs. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each i with ample directiOns. • PICTUALLING,OFFICE, .7st.(y . Iti LSO9. rrHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA ESTY.'4 A' API" do hereby give - Noike,That rdz Friday, the tst of September nexti they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up J, and.treat for such Qnantities of PRIME IRISH BE EF and PORK, tobeitered the ensuing Season, as the respective Merchtvits and Dealers therein tn,92 think proper to ?fier ; one-third part thereof to - 6e parked in Hzl l . .puncheons, one-third Part in Tierces, and one:41211-',I Part In Bar rels ; to- be delivered into his Majesty's Pithealiing .Stores at DePtfral, Ratintouth, ebmoutb, and Cork, andinta the ridualliu g Stores at St. CatbaPiness, irt regular Prcportbut of each Description of Casks, by the Periods undermentAned; One-fourth Part of the-whole by the 2.Bth Feb' 18 to. One-jourth Part more - 15th -npril, One-fourth Part more 314 i Ilaiay,lB - Ict. • And the remaining fourth Part by t‘lit tith Jab, 13 rd. And to be paid for by Bills,.piyable with interest, ninety ?qv after date. BARKER'S PANORAMA, STRAND, NEAR SURREY-S 4 l*“ LET. JUST Opened, in the Large Circle, a. VIEW of Do V E R, taken from the Pier, which comprehends the whole extent of the Town, the Outer and liner Basons, Sliakspeareli Clitl; the Western heights, with the Fortiti. cations, Barracks, and Hospital, recently eredecfthere ; the Castle; the Chalk Cliffs, extending to the South Forelan the North and South Pier Heads ; the Sea, extending to the Coast of Fiance, which, with, the Steeples of Calais, 1 3 dis tinaly seen in the distance. The whole enlivened by a va rieti of Ships, Boats, Figures, &c. This Day was published, The Second Edit:ion • z.roo, price cs boards, AN INTRODVCTION to the GEOGRAPHY of the NEW TES 1' A'Nfti NT ; comprising # Sum mary, Chronological and Geographical Vie ,, of the Events recorded respeCting the Ministry of our Saviour, accompa nied with Maps, with ,Questions for Examination; and an Accented index : principally designed for the use Of Young Persons, and for the Sunday Employment of Schools. liy LANT CARPENTER, L.L.D. Printed for Liingmin, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter- row. . . WHEN ~ive -ctrisidei. the invaltiA)le blessing we regret to think chat so little ,attentio of n paid to the preservation of it: It is the pre-eminent , duty of every Man who duly estimates the value of his existence, to regard his Health. , Frequently has itliappened that mdary,, have . had :the thainder ot their lives embittered, through the indiscretion of an unguarded hour, And melancholy'is the fa „eat those who,' from a frequent prat - bee hi a secret destructive habit, have reduced manly vigour, and entailed, on themselves a Misera ble state of Debiii'y. tsistresSing are the NerVons DiseaseS ifiduced by this rriost insidiou,Vice; which not only debili fa . es and enfeebles the body, but renders the faculties of the mind weak and inert alSo. TO those laboitring 'lrides the above it may be a consolation to knew the removal of such by the gradual restoration of health, is the result of niy. ex perience. • After having been regularly.edueated as a , Member of the Royal College, I made Venereal and.Seorbutic CoMplaints, and every species of Debility., the objeds of particular in vestigatiort, ,and haVing devoted fifteen years of My life to the Study of Medicine, trust it will not,be deemed presump tion in saying,iny acquirements are neither inferior, or incon siderable, . . . In frequept instances have I radically reinoved every yes,- tige.of Syphilitic I nfedion i n th e c ourse o f a few hours,, and in the more inveterate and complicated stases ; where otheri have failed, have been .succei;sful. - • . . PersonaLapplicatiotic; ai,d post-paid Litrcri, 44=44 - id to as usual . -T. coss; Surgeon, r 3, 13Ouverie-street' fleet.strect. ACombination in whi c h th e greatest d egree o f utility is blended with equal elegance, is allowed to be rare; both these qualities are acknowledged to be united irra superior degree, in the beautiful Articles of Purniture ma nufactured by W. GAIM ES, Nos. 53 and 54, St: Paul's Church- yard. The Portable Writing Desks, and Letter Copying Machine, at the same time that they are uhiversally admitted as the most elegant Furniture of the . Library or Boudoir, are the, ino::.t esteemed for containing in a small compass the requisites in constant daily use, for Writing, Dressing; Travelling; &c &c. for Ladies' use as well as Gentlemen's, without which no Equipage can be complete.. " We recommend this book to all such as are anxious to obtain accuracy and precisiorrin their geographical and chro nological knowledge, as tar as relates to the history of the events recorded in the writings ut the New Testament." Literary [ournal, Ott. 1806. • . "This is but 'a small book, but' it contains a great deal, and is likely to be of use both to teachers and pupils." British Critic, Sept. 'Ea. " The whole work is corretly executed, and perspicu ously arranged." Ann, Rev. 1130/3. The Condition: of the Contraa ma y be seen at the Secleta t f l Office; or by applying t o Mr. J. prensterville, Agesil )Pr the riaualling at Cork ; to the Collcaor of His Majesty's Cus toms. at Limerick, &Oast, Newry; and if/diet - fore/ ; and to the Poi/master-Go:end at Dublin, respeaively..'' N. 6: No rendes for a less ertantiy than Two -Thourand Tierces of Beef, and Two Thousand Tierces of .Pysk will be ad - No 'yard will bt bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at lengtb, , or that shall not be delivered to the Board, before One o'clock on the 5,41 d Ist of September, Nor unless the Person who makes the Tekder, or sonic Person on his behalf, attends, lb answer, when called for. • TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ACHAPEL, at the West End of the T own . For Particulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, — Solicitor, e , lns - inn-fields. This day Published, In 18rno. with 17 Plates, prlce ss. in boards, the zd Edition, wit h.dddittons„ of T - -- HE NEW PANTHEON ; or an Introduaion to the Mythology of the Ancints; in Question and Answer, compiled principally for the Use of Young Persons, By, W. jII.I.AR.D HURT. , - Printed foe Longman, Hur s t, Rees, and Orme, Paternos.; ter-F.4W. ". The New Pantheon is scrupulously, delicate ; it is also well arranged, and well written." NAVY PAY. OFFICE, "'rote 20, I Scy. AGENTS FOR SEAMEN AND OTHERS. This Day was published, price 6s. CCELEBS SUITED - or the Orinions and Part of the Life of Caleb ecelcbs, Esq„ a distant Relation cis the late Charles Ccelebs, Esq. deceased. By Sir GEORGE ROVER, Bart. Printed for Edmund Lloyd, Harley street, Cavendish square. Ecleclic Rev. March, 1808. - " This Introduaion will, we are persuaded, fully answer the Teachzr's wishes'.• In particular, ,we recommend it to those female seminaries, in which this L-s/iiNiable objeatOf tuition is introduced, as one that will communicate 'all the information which can be requisite for the female pupil, without any allusions that must be, and indeed ought to be painful to a delicate mind. The plates are, for- a work of this kind, excellent indeed." - Ann. Rev. iBoB. In a few Days will be pubtished, in 4. Vol. gy n . T HE HISTORY of the HELVETIC RE PUBLICS. By FRANCIS HARE NAYLOR, Esq. Printing for I. Mawinan 22, Poultry. By whom also will shortly be iiubbshed, new and much enlarged Edition, in 2 Vols. Bvo. with a- Map, &c. of the present State of Turkey. By Thomas, Thornton, Esq. Fivni the LONIiOAT GAZETTE, fitly li , 1809. . . . Commissions iignedj.V the Loici Lieutenant of the County • of. Derby. - 4 NVAR.DI,E, COBBE TT, AND THE COUNTY MEETINGS. • This Day , was published. Price 2s. 6d. nBSERVATIONS on the TENDENCY of the ~ .=.o.late MEETINGS fur RETURNING THANKS to " WARDLE ; with Remarks on Cobbett Sec. Printed for Stockdale, jun. 4', Pall Mali. Where may be had, 'price as. od. • The Thesplad. A Satirical Critique on the Principal Dra static Writers and Per ormers. _NEW MUSIC. • s This Day Was published, Adorned with a Frontispiece, by Cipriani, price res. 6d. A4INSTREL SERENADES ; composed for the Haw or Piano Forte, and respectfully inscribed to his Scholar, Miss W i.l lan. . • By'EDWARD JONES, Bard to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and Author _ , of the Mu'Sical and Poetical Relies of the Welsh Bards. Printed for the Autbor, and sold by Messrs. Birchall, at his Musie-shop, NO. 123, and at Goulding and Co.'s, No. ary, Bond-street ; at Preston's, No. g 7, Stran4 and xt Clernenti and Co.'s, No. a 6, in Cheapside. This day was published, Price Seven Shillings and Sixpence, AN INQUIRY into the Antivariolous Powers of VACCINATION, where, froM the state of the Phenomena, and a great variety of Cases, the most sericius doubts are suggested tit ithe efficacy of the Pradice, and its Powets at best proved to he only teinporary. THOMAS BROW N, Surgeon, Musselburgh. Magnaest Veritas, et prevalebit. • • Primed by David Ramsay and Co. Edinburgh, and sold by Archibald Constable and Co. ctinburgh and Constable, ilunter, Park, and Hunter, L;)ndon. - COMPANION TO CCELEBS. This Day was published, - In One Volume Odavo, price 9s. boards, MUBJLIA in SEARCH of a HUSBAND; in -11 chiding Sketches of Modern Society, and interspersed Aim Moral and Literary Disquisitions. " Some married persons, even in their marriage, do bettei Please Clod, than tome virgins in their state of virginity." TAYLOR. • London : Printed for I. Ridgway, 'Piccadilly ; Sherwood, treely, and tones, Patemoster-row ; and 1. Booth, Duke vreet, Portland-place. • "We have heard this Volume attributed to the ingenious end Reverend W riter who lately displayed The Fashion- Ible World;" but, Whoever may be its author, it is un questionably the produdion of an enlightened, observing, and iirtuous Mind, and bears internal evidence of talents and icirning."--Vide Anti-Jacobin Rev. tune 1839. 1012. THE USE OF SCHOOLS. DUMAN'S EXCERPTA; or, Seleaions from Lucretius, Catullus, Propertius, Tibullus, Persius, Seneca, Lucas, V. Ylacetts, Statius, S. I talicus, luVenal, manius, and Claudian, with Notes. • B.ld by itivingtons and Hatt:hard, price 6s: s' In many schbols these elegant Extracts will be very va, Xuasle."- Eclectic, OCt, tiioB. •"fhese Exeerpta wih be found a most useful work in all classical sehouls."--Anti- Jacob. Ott. MA. " We hail this atteinpt to introduce some favourite au-. dors into schools."-Cabinet; lan. 1809. .4 This li t tle volume wilt tbrui an extremely useful school book."—Monthly,. March, 113og. " As a school book this has many merits." Nlay, 1809. A book ,or this nature has long.been a desideratum in Dut Aby, L4og. '—British Cri- This Doi was.published, Handsomely printed on a fine paper, in Seven Volumes, Bvo. price in boards 41. 45. and a few Copies on a superfine Royal Paper,. price in boards 61. 6s. ,with a Portrait of Milton, engraved by Collyer tor this edition, and a view of part of Ltiilow Castle, THE. POETICAL WORKS of JOHN MIL. TON, with Notes of various Authors. To which are added I ilustiations, with sorne,Account .01 the Life and Writings of Milton, and with a Verbal Index to the whole of his Poetry. - fiy the Rev. HENRY TODD, MA. R.S.A. Reiflor of Allhallows, Lombard -street, Sze., The Second Edition, with considerable Additions. Printed for j. lohnson, R. -Baldwin, Otridge and Son, Nichols and Son,. F. C and Rivington, T. Payne, I. Walker,' W . Lowndes, Scatcherd and Letterman, j-. Nunn, Wilkie and Robinson; Clarke and Sons, R. Lea, E. lefferey, Carpenter, Longman, Hurst, Rees and . Orme, Cadell and 1 :aviez, Lackington, Allen, and Co. Vernon, Hood and Sharpe, 1. Richardson, I. Mawman, I. Harris, and Matthews and Leigh. N.H.. The Life and the Verbal Index may be had sepa rate, in one very large volume, price tss. and to accomtno date the -purchasers of the large paPer copies of Mr. Todd's First Edition of Milton, a few have.been printed on a Super Royel Paper, price in boards 11. t is. 6d. • AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR, The Original Invention of Mr. Henry, and brought by his succeSsivelinProvements to the highest perfeaiony conti nues to be prepared and sold by 'l' 1-10 MAS and.WlL LIAM HENRY, ChemiSts",' Manchester. THIS accrueabic tERFUMED' LIQUOR is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics. Its p . ungent Odour renders it extremely grateful and salu tary in Head Achs; Paintings, and in all places of public re sort, as' Theatres, Courts of justice, &c. as it counteracts the bad etteds of healed and foul Air. It is also the best Antidote against the inter ion of all Contagious Diseases. As there are many spurious and interior imitations, under the same and similar IlitlfleS, some of. which are hpilaciously represented as improvements, th , t public are requested to ob.; serve, that the names of THOMAS an d WILLI A M HENRY, Manchester, are engraved on each Stailp, and moulded in the glass ofeach bottle. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, price 2S. 9d. (Stamp included) is Sold wholesale and retail by BAY LEY and BLEW, Cockspur.street, ,the only 'Agents in London authorised by the Proprietors ; - where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Comeliati, Chrystal, &c. - Also,'HENltY's CALCINED MACN ESIA, in bottls at 2s. 6d. and larger with glass stoppers, at 45. each, their names being on the stamps. Far DISORDERS of the HEAD, DIMNESS of SlGtiT, DEFECT of HEARING, &c. • THE CORDIAL. CEPHALIC SNUFF. AS a Proof of its Efficacy, Mr. Richard Thorn, of lichen-Stoke, Hants, writes, in Feb. dos, to the Proprietors as follows : • " I am now 74 years old, and can see to read with•commort glasses, and my memory is as,.good as when I was only IS.— In July 1775 (z 9 years ago) I was seized with a dreadful gid diness in my head. My Do.Lor gave me various itiledicines ; they did me no good. He • admitted. this, and candidly ad vised the use of your Cephallie s Suull. I took it, and in a few, weeks was much better. After this - 1 took it more freely, and in six weeks was as welt and hearty as` ever, and so• have continued to this day.' _ In consequence tithe increased expellee of the ingredients of which this clegant and efficacious Snuffisicomposed, and the high duty upon the bottles, the Proprietors are uniiter the necessity of raising the price to ts. itd. per bottle, Stamp included. it is' sold only by 'F. Newberg and Sons; at the Warehouse for Dr. laines - 's Powder, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, _Lon don ; and 13rodie-arrd Co. Salisbury ; aid none is genuine unless the words F. Newbery, 45, St. t'auPs,",beengrav ed on the Stamp: . , -Also,. by their appointment, by Ward, Holborn' Sanger and Allen, - Oxford-street ; Wade, Bon:I-street; Ilaward, Piccadilly ; I3ayley and Co. Cock piir-street; Harris, Cor ner of Ludgate-street;_ Randall, Royal Excltit: 9 (..4411;e, and 13b . wling . and Co. BorciVi. BY THE KING'S PATENT. DR. NORRIS's FEVER DROPS. THE experience of niore r than half a' century has so fully established the, reputation of this invaluable. ' Medicine, that if is now unnecessary to expatiate on its effi caey in every 'species of Fever, partiCularly the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers , ;' they have nevor been known to tail, wnen administered agreeable to di— rettion ; in the Measles., Small Pox . , Teething, and Most Disorders incident to Children they are ah infallible remedy ) the decays and discomforts of advanced life ate under their iminetli:,te influence, they inuriediately•stop ,the progress of a fresh Cold, and ate particularly adapted as a geiiist Restora tive. • ~ l , - - I. Thd Family Bottle, zzs. sold :at the lloaor's HouSe; No, 24 4 LoWer Bro,ok•street, Grosv eno r •s l ivare, w h ere orderi for exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, rks. anti as: yd. wh lesale and retail', at.lia , on's, !so, Oxford,sireet, and by Most respectable Venders'in. Town and Country. Also Dr - .NORRlS!scelebrared AN I'I.I3ILIO.US PILLS, with ample Directions, 2s. 9;.,. the Box. • Observe that the w91,1s " Thomas Norris Moore': ai . eengraVed on the :•"ocern thoit Stamis.; ao ucheri af:or c i rri be Onttine, • . . . Chatsworth Regiment of Local Militia.. To be Captain—Ceorge Turner Goodwin. Dated tune 6; ~, 1509. To be Lieutenant—Ensign James Muirlieyl., - • of Local Militia ..• Derby Regiment , „. : • To be Ensign— I ohri Warns, Gent. Dar,ed lune 6, tBo9. . • • - Scarsdale. Regiment of Local Militia. • • To be Li;utenanta---Aosepli Graham, Gent: Ssituel Out. rani, Gent. Dated lune 6, 18:9. Wirkswortii Regiment of-Local Militia. • • • To be En siga—Thomaa Stirland; Gent. Dated rune 6,; 1839. , . s • • • .• ••• Derbyshire Regi m e n t of Veornetry Caysdry. •• to be Captain of the nth Troop—kd ward Degge Sitwell. Dated June . . CoMmissions iigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Count}f • of Bedford. . • • , To, be Depuii . Lielitenatits,- lohnTranklin; Esq. Thomas Burr, Esq. Dated lune 21, 180!,?. Commission's signed by the Lord Lientenartt of the County of Kent. • To be' Deputy Lfeutenants—The John WingAeld Stratford. Sir Walt e r lathes ladies, Bari. Charles Mil. ner, Esq. Dated Dec. f,,1808, Chatham . and DartfOrd Regiment of Local Mili,ia . To be Captain - Theifias E Igor,. E,sq. Dated July 5, 180 p, To be. Lieutepants—lohn Nich o l son , Ge nt. George A. • dre. , iids,.cent, n • • -'; • To he ,Ensigni—GeOrge Green Watkins, Gent. Ni c h o ll s Ray, Gent. Robe r t Fry, Gent. Eita.AT um in the Gaiette of the th instant. Ashford Regi ment o f L ocal M ilitia. For Commissions (late& Qclober tSeS, read COmmlr:Siors dated lune, 1804. • ' = CERTIFICATES; Aug. t.. fol;n 'Gorton, of Cbckney, Nottin . gharn, merchant. W Winn :Tubb, of the King's. road, Pim) icoi.nursery man. Samuel Collett.iklger, ofGraceChurch-sticet, porkman. Thomas Dalton,. of Birmingham, merchant. trances Rudd, of Newcastle-upon- eyrie, ; milliner. Samuel ,Emmett, of nirkenshaw; York, carpet. inanufaaurer. Daniel Burgess and Mary Lord, of Rochdale, Laneas:er, cot ' .ton-spinners. s • . Mabbott, , of Nottingham,. hosier. • , Thomas' and Samuel Knight, of M.osley.;Lancaster, clothiers, [oho Reppell, ufMonkvyeartrionth,. Durham, sail-Weaker... John WilliaMion, of Whitegate-end, within Chadderton, „..__Lancaster, vidu a ll er . Wm.• Gay w,06d,. of Stockport., cAbinet-maker. , , .. • Wolfe . Lyon, of Denzell.street, Clare-market, chant... , • John jories,.of , cornfatior,_ . . Matthew , Readshaw Morley, late cl York-Street, South ...wark, hop-actor.., Stephen Morgan, - 14t6 of I .:orit-street, Southwark, hicip-flaor. Wm. Fairbridge; of. Gungh-square„ Fleet-street, dealer, . Richard Heath, of Warnford:court, Throgenorton. streetl, Merthant. • .• . • - , . Richard Palmer, late 6f Chathatra, cordwainer, PARTA'ERSIIIPS' D15.1,01.11t0, . . William Ballintine and ,John Law ? ' printers, Duke-street, Adelphi.. July r, •1809. ~.. • thomas Harper, jun. and fames Regnier, ..',cane-court,Fleet,street, London,, printery. March 1, 1805. M a y so n' Wtlsgn, NicLiota.s. Salisbury, and , Fleetwood Ml^ hams, of L iyerpo6r, brokers... Inn.: 30, 184. John Oxley and bun Hair, of NeNcastie-tipon-Tyne, insttr, arise-brokers, and at Scots wood, Northumberland, coal -tat .manntatturers. tuly 1, : i5.09. •• , William.Asherotr and; izabeth Urquhart, coopers, Butcher row, Ratcliti; cross- ful.y 7, 184. . • John , 'ranter, and Ilionias React,, buskof brook.dale, Shropshire, clo ut an d patter:l-ring makers. ju:y 3, 13 ug . . . Thprnas Venuer ati4 ]phrt,Dov., , ns, - , of, GrAcechurcli-street 4... untl9n; wikulture;tuttdialett. Julie IS , LLi• ANAcci having this day received the Royal Assent for the Enc.nragement of S e am en , an d for other purposes, wherein it it provide l, that it shall not he lawful for any Person with!, the United Kingdom to receive any Wages, Pay, Prize, Or Bounty Money for any Petty . 01ficer, Seaman, Non-Commis sioned Officer of Marines, or Marine, or Non-Commissioned Offi cer or Sena'ier in the Army t other than and except Poisons who shale6e duly Licensed by she Treasurer of the Navy for that pur, po s e, nulib are required to give security for (heir good cemduel (which rett►if7ior. is not .to extend to the Wives, Pai tilts, Children, Broths., sor Sisk, of such Petty Officer; Seamen, Marines, and Soldiers) to take Teti from the last day of August next ; Notice is hereby given to all Persons who shall he desirous of taking out Licenses under the Provisions of the raid AFI,. that they must, on of belore the zoth day of July next, send their Name: and Places of ab,de, and the namer of two Perrone when: they shall-pro pose as sureties in each case, to be bound in the Penal!), of Two liondred Pouitds, that the Person desirous to be Licensed, shall dem..an himself )t,osperly, and that/ dttly.tccunt to the Persons en. pilled thereto, for allthe IFages, Pay, Prize, or Bounty Money, he shall receive. Permsts resident at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Chatham, or Shea•_ nets, to transmit the same to the Chief Clerk of the Nasy Office at each of shoe Ports re..zetiive(y ; and at all other Places . in Great Britain and Ireland, to tie igy-illaster., at the .Navy Pay-Office, Loudon. The Licenses are grantable forthreeyears,andmay he deterritined, at any Time by tk Treasurer, incases of yisconducl of the Parties 4ubo 4ball 6btain them. - By Direaicn eol the Treasitrer, S IT 11, Pay-Master. -•— - • If gory Pei.son after the to ,Septembei- next; who shall not have a License from the Treasury of the Navy, or,skal ,not be within the Degrees of Relationship above described, to Seamen and others, shall ler binmdf to receive, or shall teceive any Wages, Prize Money, or other Allowance to Seamen and others, be will be guilty of a IVlisdemeantr, and en Convieliox will be punished accordingly. EAST INDIA HOUSE, July 6, Jr 869, r rHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED Co NB' ANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad_ big to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, ' Tbat.a General Court of the said Company will he held at their. .1-lottie in I.eadertball , street, on Friday the 14tb Instant, at .Elaren o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the desire of nine Proprietors, agreeablyto the following letter r • To Charles Grant, Esq. Chairman of the Court of Di— reCtors of the East India Company. • ~, - N. - . SIR, • ' London, June 30, !Bog. 11/e, v , l.rai names are heret o subscribed, duly qualifi r d according to law, request you to call a 6pfcial Generai Court o/ Proprie. tors of Lad India Stock, for tte purpose of taking into consicifra— tion'tbe Report of the Court 'of Diva - tor v'upon the Resolutions al the Special General Court of Proprietors, hcld on the 2d list, respefi.. ing the :Teal of certain Miters and Cadets, 'u bore aadintrninis are said to have bcen obtained by improper means. - I !Pe are, Sir, Your most obedient hain6l , Servants, Pll/1./F S ANSOIII. . IPC/OLIVICME. 71 7 ,31. SNAIIII. . . F. SAMPSON. • JAMES HAIRNET. . ' JO lIN INNES. JOHN Rik B ES. • ' • . .7. GAR NACI L.T.' P. MOORE.